From the June 2004 Issue LR Sign Up to our newsletter Receive free articles, highlights from the archive, news, details of prizes, and much more. @Lit_Review Follow Literary Review on Twitter Twitter Feed With an eye for spectacle and a penchant for an ac... See more
There are few places in America that have escaped the modern world entirely: Cumberland Island is one of them. Accessible only by private ferry off the coast of Georgia, the island is home to 18 miles of untouched beach, wild horses, salt marshes, and hik... See more
When HR professionals talk about HR data analytics, the conversation often goes straight to dashboards and software. But behind serious people analytics work, there’s often a programming language doing the heavy lifting. For many HR data analysts, that la... See more
I have no business (and even less desire) to be in the kitchen, but these Spanish knives make a compelling case for more time at the cutting board. Florentine Kitchen Knives, based out of Barcelona, makes its blades by hand from high-hardness stainless st... See more
There are two kinds of people: those who set beautiful tables, and those who are about to. Brandon Davis, founder of E&S Imports, works with master artisans in central Mexico to design and produce blown-glass hurricanes, votives, scalloped ceramics, a... See more
